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<blockquote data-quote="Hand of Evil" data-source="post: 6044256" data-attributes="member: 371">Farmer's Almanac or any almanac is a great tool for events, just change the event to make it more fantasy and campiagn friendly.&nbsp; Fact is stranger that fiction.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just look what has happened on Nov 8th...with just a little work...392&nbsp;&nbsp; Theodosius of Rome passes legislation prohibiting all pagan worship in the empire. 1226&nbsp;&nbsp; Louis IX succeeds Louis VIII as king of France. 1576&nbsp;&nbsp; The 17 provinces of the Netherlands form a federation to maintain peace. 1620&nbsp;&nbsp; The King of Bohemia is defeated at the Battle of Prague. 1685&nbsp;&nbsp; Fredrick William of Brandenburg issues the Edict of Potsdam, offering Huguenots refuge. 1793&nbsp;&nbsp; The Louvre opens in Paris. But wasn't it already a Palace and it merely opens to the people? 1861&nbsp;&nbsp; Charles Wilkes seizes Confederate commissioners John Slidell and James M. Mason from the British ship Trent. 1864&nbsp;&nbsp; President Abraham Lincoln is re-elected in the first wartime election in the United States. 1887&nbsp;&nbsp; Doc Holliday, who fought on the side of the Earp brothers during the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral 6 years earlier, dies of tuberculosis in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. 1889&nbsp;&nbsp; Montana becomes the 41st state of the Union. 1900&nbsp;&nbsp; Theodore Dresier's first novel Sister Carrie is published by Doubleday, but is recalled from stores shortly due to public sentiment. 1904&nbsp;&nbsp; President Theodore Roosevelt is elected president of the United States. He had been vice president until the shooting death of President William McKinley. 1923&nbsp;&nbsp; Adolf Hitler attempts a coup in Munich, the &quot;Beer Hall Putsch,&quot; and proclaims himself chancellor and Ludendorff dictator. .&nbsp; 1938&nbsp;&nbsp; Crystla Bird Fauset of Pennsylvania, becomes the first African-American woman to be elected to a state legislature. 1942&nbsp;&nbsp; The United States and Great Britain invade Axis-occupied North Africa.&nbsp; 1966&nbsp;&nbsp; Republican Edward Brooke of Massachusetts becomes the first African American elected to the Senate in 85 years. 1983&nbsp;&nbsp; Wilson B. Goode is elected as the first black mayor of the city of Philadelphia. &nbsp;1922&nbsp;&nbsp; Christiaan Barnard, South African surgeon, performed the first human heart transplant operation.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hand of Evil, post: 6044256, member: 371"] Farmer's Almanac or any almanac is a great tool for events, just change the event to make it more fantasy and campiagn friendly. Fact is stranger that fiction. Just look what has happened on Nov 8th...with just a little work... 392 Theodosius of Rome passes legislation prohibiting all pagan worship in the empire. 1226 Louis IX succeeds Louis VIII as king of France. 1576 The 17 provinces of the Netherlands form a federation to maintain peace. 1620 The King of Bohemia is defeated at the Battle of Prague. 1685 Fredrick William of Brandenburg issues the Edict of Potsdam, offering Huguenots refuge. 1793 The Louvre opens in Paris. But wasn't it already a Palace and it merely opens to the people? 1861 Charles Wilkes seizes Confederate commissioners John Slidell and James M. Mason from the British ship Trent. 1864 President Abraham Lincoln is re-elected in the first wartime election in the United States. 1887 Doc Holliday, who fought on the side of the Earp brothers during the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral 6 years earlier, dies of tuberculosis in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. 1889 Montana becomes the 41st state of the Union. 1900 Theodore Dresier's first novel Sister Carrie is published by Doubleday, but is recalled from stores shortly due to public sentiment. 1904 President Theodore Roosevelt is elected president of the United States. He had been vice president until the shooting death of President William McKinley. 1923 Adolf Hitler attempts a coup in Munich, the "Beer Hall Putsch," and proclaims himself chancellor and Ludendorff dictator. . 1938 Crystla Bird Fauset of Pennsylvania, becomes the first African-American woman to be elected to a state legislature. 1942 The United States and Great Britain invade Axis-occupied North Africa. 1966 Republican Edward Brooke of Massachusetts becomes the first African American elected to the Senate in 85 years. 1983 Wilson B. Goode is elected as the first black mayor of the city of Philadelphia. 1922 Christiaan Barnard, South African surgeon, performed the first human heart transplant operation. [/QUOTE]

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